#sigyn worship

[chaos-bites]

🌸 Subtle Sigyn Worship 🐺

Drink water; make sure you're hydrated

Take care of yourself physically and emotionally

Give yourself the same love that you show to others

Keep your space clean; take care of your home

Make your space your own; make your space somewhere you feel comfortable in

Do household chores

Have a wolf stuffed animal

Have imagery of wolves, overflowing cups, or breaking chains around

Wear jewelry that reminds you of her

Keep a picture of her in your wallet

Have a candle that reminds you of her (no altar needed)

Take a self-care bath

Drink a calming tea or warm drink; add honey if you can

Eat a comfort meal, especially one from childhood

Support children-focused organizations; Make-A-Wish foundation and Save The Children are great charity organizations

Donate toys, kids' clothes, and the like

Donate to/support local food banks

Volunteer at a homeless or animal shelter

Ground yourself within nature; meditate in nature

Be kind to children; play with them if offered

Prioritize your well-being

Engage frequently with self-care and self-love

Keep a self-care/self-love journal

Give a kind gesture to a loved one; cook them a meal, give them a gift, take them out somewhere nice, etc.

At the end of the day, pour one cup of water into an empty bowl or cup

Cook a warm meal for someone in need

Bake pastries for yourself or your loved ones

Engage with childhood media that you loved

Revisit old childhood toys; maybe purchase a toy you always wanted as a kid

Practice forgiveness, especially towards yourself

Spend time with loved ones, especially any kids in your life

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I may add more later on! For now, this is my list of discreet ways to worship Sigyn. I hope you enjoyed this, and take care! 🩷

Link to my Subtle Worship Master list

[poorbrokemess]

Tea and waffles before bed 🥰

[tempestfoxfire]

Finally got my full altar setup last night and the way Loki and Sigyn’s incense fell together today during my morning devotional is giving me so much joy. Always together, always beloved.

[thesunflowerdeity]

About the heathen

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That being said…

⭑𓂃 I’m Lynx.

⭑𓂃 I’m 25 years old and living in America

⭑𓂃 I’m gender-fluid and pan/bi. I use any pronouns.

⭑𓂃 I’ve been practicing paganism for 8 years and Heathen/Norse Pagan for the last 5 of those years.

⭑𓂃 I’m engaged to a new Norse pagan.

⭑𓂃 While I honor all of the Norse Pantheon the main deities I work with are Loki, Sigyn, and Hel.

⭑𓂃 I have 1 dog and 3 cats I will probably post about a lot.

⭑𓂃 Most people would say my practice is eclectic, I really just do what feels right in the moment whether that’s using runes, tarot, sigils, kitchen magic, etc.

⭑𓂃 I’m really crafty and will attempt to make something out of nothing all the time. Right now I’m redesigning an old medicine cabinet.

⭑𓂃 I’m a teacher in occupation and work two jobs, one in physical education and the other in early childhood care.

⭑𓂃 If I’m not working, practicing witchcraft, or crafting I’m probably playing video games, writing fiction, studying something random, watching anime, or cosplaying.

[sigyndottir]

I realized no one’s ever done a video tribute for Sigyn, so guess what I’m gonna do now. And not just one, but MANY!

[khaire-traveler]

✨ Subtle Deity Worship Master List ✨

Greek Deities:

Subtle Aphrodite Worship

Subtle Ares Worship

Subtle Apollo Worship

Subtle Artemis Worship

Subtle Athena Worship

Subtle Dionysus Worship

Subtle Eros Worship

Subtle Hephaestus Worship

Subtle Hermes Worship

Subtle Demeter Worship

Subtle Hera Worship

Subtle Zeus Worship

Subtle Circe Worship

Subtle Hestia Worship

Subtle Helios Worship

Subtle Persephone Worship

Subtle Poseidon Worship

Subtle Hekate Worship

Subtle Hygeia Worship

Subtle Nemesis Worship

Subtle Psyche Worship

Subtle Asklepios Worship

Subtle Haides Worship

Subtle Harpocrates Worship

Subtle Erebos Worship

Subtle Medea Worship

Subtle Tyche Worship

Subtle Lethe Worship

Subtle Selene Worship

Subtle Eris Worship

Subtle Themis Worship

Subtle Talos Worship

Subtle Thanatos Worship

Subtle Nyx Worship

Subtle Phobos & Deimos Worship

Subtle Pan Worship

Subtle Hypnos Worship

Subtle Charybdis Worship

Subtle Skylla Worship

Subtle Harmonia Worship

Subtle Galatea Worship

Subtle Hyacinthus Worship

Subtle Triton Worship

Norse Deities:

Subtle Sigyn Worship

Subtle Loki Worship

Subtle Baldr Worship

Subtle Freyr Worship

Subtle Odin Worship

Subtle Heimdallr Worship

Subtle Freyja Worship

Subtle Thorr Worship

Subtle Tyr Worship

Subtle Jormungandr Worship

Subtle Hel Worship

Subtle Sleipnir Worship

Subtle Idunna Worship - created by @soil-and-stanzas :)

Subtle Fenrir Worship

Subtle Frigga Worship

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This list will be updated as I make more posts! I will be making separate lists for these pantheons because I have too many links lol.

[skaldish]

Hi! So, I've been a devotee of Loki for about four years now, and recently, I've wanted to bring Sigyn into my practice. I have a free resources on her, but I was wondering if you have anything good on her that doesn't simply refer to her as "just Loki's wife". Both historical things or resources from those who do work/worship? If not, it's perfectly okay, I'm looking for some more on my own!

Unfortunately, there isn't much I can recommend, beyond following people who work with Sigyn. The oral tradition's always a good resource; to anyone reading this, you're welcome to add anecdotes or offer resources on Sigyn if you have any.

But when it comes down to any actual lore about Sigyn, there isn't much. The only tidbits we have are the ones you're already familiar with: Sigyn's the wife of Loki, with whom she had one or two sons depending on the source (Narfi and Vali), and when Loki was bound beneath the Earth for killing Baldr, she held a bowl above his head to catch the snake-venom that would otherwise drip upon him.

There's Sigyn devotionals out there, but I'm not familiar enough with them to recommend them.

I actually had this same exact problem a few years ago. I'd been mucking around with Loki for a few years and figured it was time to meet his wife. The problem was, I couldn't find anything about Sigyn that wasn't just playing off what little we know of her from the myths.

Eventually I decided to set out an offering and evoke her myself to see what would happen. She actually did drop by and I did learn a lot from her this way.

I recommend trying this if you have the time. It's very rewarding.

[nekoamamori]

Masterlist

Updated 9/11/2023

Loki - multichapter:

Loki and the Witchling - You are a healer working with the Avengers when Loki comes to join the team

Loki’s Witchlings (direct sequel to Loki and the Witchling)

Packless Monsters - You’re a werewolf who ends up in the company of Loki in the Avenger’s tower after saving Pepper Potts’ life.

The Sound of Silence - A mute Enhanced and Loki both move in to the Avengers tower on the same day.

The Witch’s Familiar - You’re a witch working with the team.Thor brings Loki to live at the Avenger’s tower after the events in New York. Problem is, Loki is in cat form and refuses to change back.

Winter’s Hearts - You’re a half-Jotun Valkyrie who has to live with the Avengers after helping them during a battle. Then Thor brings Loki to join the team. Can either of you thaw your frozen bruised hearts?

Monsters and Magic - You’re a vampire who helps the Avengers defeat an evil seethe of vampires. Loki befriends you after you end up in their custody.

Soulbonds and Fairy Dust - One of the fae decides to help out the Avengers. But there is more to this aid than what it first appears.

Beauty and the Beast - Loki is trapped in Jotun form under a curse. Can blind Morgan Stark somehow be the key to helping him break it?

Exam Day - Imagine Loki walking you home after a long school day. - On hiatus

Giftless -  You’re Tony Stark’s niece, living with the Avengers, but have no powers of her own. Loki, a former villain, joins the superhero team, claiming that he has reformed, but can he be trusted?

Gifted - Sequel to Giftless

Handcuffs - Imagine you get accidentally handcuffed to Loki

You Have Heart - Soulmate AU where the first words you hear your soulmate say are tattooed on your skin. The reader has the words “You have heart” tattooed on her and learns what those words mean when it’s Loki who says them.

Hidden Strength - During the battle of New York, Loki meets a remarkable young woman. What will happen when he meets her again while he’s serving penance on Midgard for his crimes?

Omega Mine - You’re an unclaimed Omega who comes to live and work in the Avengers’ tower due to your healing abilities and Omega qualities. You haven’t found your Alpha yet, but things start to change when you meet the mysterious Alpha and former villain: Loki.

Prince's Mate - Prince Loki of Asgard is expected to present as an Alpha. Things don't always end the way they're expected to, even before the Battle of New York makes things even more complicated

Loki x reader one shots:

Day at the Beach - The Avengers decide to take a day off at the beach.

Sick Little Jotun - Imagine when Loki is ill he shows his true form and is very insecure about it, but you comfort him

Imagine Braiding Loki’s Hair - Post mission with the avengers you get bored on the flight home and braid Loki’s hair.

Sleepless - Imagine not being able to sleep and wandering around in the Avengers Tower, but then Loki sees you and he reads you a book until you fall asleep in his arms and in the morning, the rest of the Avengers find you cuddling on the sofa.

Surprise - NSFW - Imagine Loki admitting he secretly enjoys being submissive and asking you to tie him up.

Loki and the Coffee - Loki messes with SHIELD’s coffee supply

Bored - NSFW - You’re Loki’s wife, Sigyn, and make the mistake of telling your husband that you’re bored one day. Though is it REALLY a mistake?

Heat - NSFW - Loki goes into a Jotun heat, and he’s absolutely terrified of what he might do to you, (Mortals being so fragile and all) so he does everything he can to protect you from himself

Prayer - NSFW -  Imagine Loki can hear the prayers of his worshipers. And he decides to come answer yours in person.

The Ball - NSFW -  Imagine Loki and Sigyn get bored at a feast on Asgard and decide to sneak off to enjoy each other instead

Shield’s Monster - NSFW - Imagine Jotun Loki in heat, chained to the wall in the basement because SHIELD don’t know how else to deal with him. You’re new, you go down, intrigued to see the ‘monster’ people are talking about. And you ‘accidentally’ set a really horny Jotun Loki loose…

Feels Like Death - Reader is on her period and miserable and Loki saves the day

Loki one shots:

The Courting of Lady Sigyn - Loki realizes he wants his friendship with Sigyn to become more

Too Much Mischief - NSFW - Sigyn gets called to teach her husband a lesson for causing too much mischief around the tower

Loki Other:

Of Numbers and Strange Friendships - Loki & Spiderman PLATONIC - Loki and Peter Parker somehow forge a friendship after one flippant comment. No one on the team quite understands how it happened. But it seems to do the god some good to have Peter as a friend.

Winter Soldier x OFC

Alpha and Omega - The Avengers rescue a werewolf from Hydra. Can she warm the Winter Soldier’s heart?

Captain America x reader:

Savior from Fangirls - Steve needs a date to a charity gala and you get voluntold to accompany him… despite of, or because of your crush

Friendly Face - You help Captain America as he’s fleeing from shield the day he wakes from the ice

Original works:

Child of Darkness -  A vampire’s slave escapes and fights for her freedom.

Daughter of the Night (sequel to Child of Darkness)

Chosen - Shapeshifters are immune from becoming vampires. What will happen to Samantha when she suddenly finds herself Chosen?

[sigyn-foxyposts]

"Happy pride Month!"

It's that time of the year where we all finally get to celebrate what makes us in the LGBTQA+ community so unique! We have been here all throughout history and what's not more perfect then the proof we have through our mythological gods and figures!

Featuring characters: Njord, Skadi, Heimdallr, Loki, Freyr, Gerdr, Sigyn, Hoenir, Natt and Fulla.

Explanations down below ⬇

Reasonings:

Loki is obviously gender fluid to our more modern understanding and I feel like he is bisexual with a preference for women! Biggest egg out there. 🥚🏳️‍⚧️

Heimdall is polyamorus and bisexual because he slept between a wife and husband 3 times to create the 3 classes of humanity.

Freyr was worshipped by gay men, either he is queer or a huge ally!

Gerdr is non binary because their name is a unisex name used for anybody!

I think Njord is transmasc because there is possible evidence of him having been a woman or had a female form at some point before the norse period. That's where we get the name Njorun!

Skadi is transfem even though she is presented as more masculine then the other goddesses and takes on a sons role in her very own myth!

Sigyn is on the asexual spectrum since she's one of very few goddesses who haven't cheated on their lover. Personally I see her as demi!

Hoenir is on the aroace spectrum, he seems to care more about anything but having a romantic relationship.

Natt is polyamorus because she has multiple husbands and divorce was never mentioned. They have multiple kids.

Fulla is lesbian because she and Frigg share their little secrets in her box 😏

‼️ Friendly reminder that for some transgender people, you can still present as the gender you were assigned with at birth. it's just that you feel more comfortable now that you're in the right body ‼️

[ardentlyares]

Hello to the Tumblr abyss.

I’m Jinx (they/them).

I’m a 29 yo new-ish eclectic witch that’s been dabbling in things for a long time but is fully committing.

Mainly focused on deity work and bettering myself. I enjoy divination, tarot in particular but I’m working on some other things.

Would love to meet others on similar paths and make some online friends. Feel free to ask me questions.

For my own comfort minors please DNI.

Blog may be new but I’m not I’m convinced no one ever fully escapes this place.

Update 1/1/25:

Whoops sorry to those who followed me early on when it was very succinct. My blog ends up everywhere so here is my current deity list (in pantheon and alphabetical order).

Hellenic: Aphrodite, Ares, Dionysus

Demons: Asmodeus, Lucifer

Norse: Fenrir, Hel, Loki, Sigyn

Some I work with some I worship or honor, always open to discuss. <3

[runningw-thewolves]

Welcome back to another episode of “Sudden Pagan Realisations!” Today’s realisation is;

Technically speaking, the act of “fangirling” could be described as an act of worship in itself.

Brought to you by our sponsors “Loki and Sigyn content is so damn romantic that I kick my heels up and squeal every time I see or think about it, spending months pondering if that was diminishing/overly romanticising their relationship only to realise that it’s still an act of devotion cause I’m spending time thinking about them or even making content as devotionals for them.”

[chaos-bites]

ah, sigyn! if you have any tips on how to begin worship, i’d love to know, as i’ve been wanting to honor her for a while.

Hey, Nonny!

For me, I began worshipping her after Loki introduced us. It was incredibly difficult to find information on her, unfortunately. I ended up pulling most of my knowledge from the myths and what little else I could find on modern worship. I had found some interesting accounts of modern worship in localized Scandinavian communities, but I can't remember where I found that source. 💀

When reaching out to her, I'd say just be yourself and be respectful, as you would with any deity. Personally, I got her a flower-scented candle, carved her name into the wax, lit some sweet-smelling incense, and lit the candle. I've heard from another Sigyn worship that you can do a ritual where you "hold the bowl" for her, so to speak. This is done by filling a bowl with water and holding it in your hands at her altar for however long you'd like. In this way, it was explained to me that you're holding the bowl of serpent venom for her to give her a break from tending to Loki. I don't personally believe in the myths in a literal sense, but I think the thought that goes into this ritual is what matters.

I suggest reaching out to @broomsick or @notthesomefather for more information; they both have some great resources on Norse deities, although I'm unsure if they know much about Sigyn either. I know Broom in particular is huge on learning about the historical worship of the Norse deities, so I wouldn't be surprised if they have at least something for you. c:

In regards to my personal associations with Sigyn, I'd be happy to share them, but be aware that they're mostly UPG based. Here are some things I associate with her:

Wolves (for her sons, Váli and Narfi); I usually depict them in wholesome, cute, or kind ways

Serpents (I don't usually give offerings related to them, though, due to their negative role in her myth)

Otters, orcas, polar bears/grizzly bears, reindeer/deer, and sometimes moths; most I associate due to their strong familial bonds and pack/herd nature

Bowls, especially ones with beautiful designs

Intricately designed plates, especially those that tell a story or are vintage

Her name is believed to mean "Friend of Victory", "Victory Friend", or something similar to the two; I therefore associate her strongly with victory and overcoming challenges

Family, familial love, loyalty, devotion, resilience, persistence, dedication, inner strength, compassion, caregiving, patience, and fidelity ← domains I associate with her

Light-colored flowers and plants

The colors light pink, gold, yellow light blue, and earthy shades of green and brown

Objects crafted out of love for another person or creature (drawings, wood carvings, crocheted works, etc.)

Family heirlooms, especially those passed down from a maternal figure

Childhood toys, stuffed animals, comfort items, etc. (bonus points if you tell her the stories behind them and why you loved them so much)

Poetry written for or about her, art made of or about her

Defensive weapons; a wolf may not attack humans often, but it still has teeth and claws if needed (protection of loved ones is my reasoning here)

Honey, herbal teas, warmed pastries, warmed breads, soups, and childhood comfort foods

It's not a big list of things, and like I said, it's mostly UPG, but I hope it helps. Take care, and I wish you the best, Nonny! 💚🖤

[starry-polytheism]

... okay so. as much as i love the hellenic gods, i can't help but to feel a pull towards wanting to add loki (and possibly sigyn too?) to my worship so- anyone willing to lend some resources on that?

[senblades]

Loved your shuake Loki/Sigyn art…I too am a mythology enjoyer and have thought about their parallels. I do love Sigyn as the goddess of victory despite being married to Loki, who notoriously causes chaos around him LOL. Like Joker I’d like to think Sigyn looks past Loki’s “trickster-like” tendencies and sees him for who he really is. That’s how I’ve always interpreted the basin/venom myth. But that’s just my interpretation. Always fun to talk about this stuff!

thank you! <3

and yes yes yes I LOVE looking at all the history and mythology of personas- especially Loki, because I think that there's so much stuff that links to Akechi juuuust beneath the obvious "chaotic trickster god" stuff

Like, Loki in mythology as a constant scapegoat for the problems that the Aesir (I apologise for my abysmal spelling) cause? Interpreting the Aesir as Shido's conspiracy in that context is fascinating, and you can even draw a lot of parallels if you interpret them as the Phantom Thieves, too (the whole contingent relationship for their popularities, and whatnot)

(don't even get me STARTED on all the Loki/Sigyn stuff lmao- there's just. so much to draw from that comparison)

And even on a meta level, the fact that historians really struggle to find proof that Loki as a symbol of worship even existed before christian missionaries arrived in the Nordic countries? How that could be seen as a parallel to Yaldabaoth's fuckery? good shit

(Also, Loki being "the guy who solves as many problems as he causes" in the context of Akechi 'solving' a bunch of the mental shutdown and phsychotic breakdown cases is very funny to me HA)

Point is. uh. Mythology cool.

[sp1derw1tch]

Welcome post

Hello! i'm Jaeden, I'm a witch and I worship Loki and Sigyn :)

This blog is basically a digital grimoire and a place where I can yap about Loki and my experiences with Him. They are UPGs so they might be different to how you interact with Loki, keep that in mind and don't be mean. pls.

I'm also getting into Slavic witchcraft so i might start posting more about that.

If you have any questions feel free to ask!

[khaire-traveler]

So, I saw that you had a Norse Pagan side-blog, and I was actually curious about how you worshipped your deities? Like, do you have one altar or do you use multiple?

Also, would you have any advice for people who worship/work with deities who seem different? (For context, I worship Odin, Fenrir, Hermes, Apollo, and Dionysus) Is there a way you’ve found to make sure you’re honoring all deities?

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Hey, 🎲! Thank you for the interesting ask! I don't think anyone has actually asked me this before lol.

First and foremost, I consider myself an Omnist, meaning that I believe there is some truth to most religions, and I personally believe that most deities do exist, in their own right. I do tend to focus largely on the Hellenic pantheon, but I like to honor gods from several pantheons every now and again, be it through altar spaces or just by saying a grateful comment aloud. I feel this is an important clarification as it may explain my more open approach to worshipping multiple pantheons.

I do worship multiple pantheons but have been less involved with the Norse than I used to be. In the past, when I was more actively worshipping deities from both pantheons (now I feel that I mostly honor Norse deities; for me, honoring a deity is like a step below worship but still revering them, if that makes sense), I would specifically keep altars from separate pantheons at a distance from each other as a way to respect that they stem from separate cultures and backgrounds. I have the luxury of being able to keep separate altars for all of my deities, not just ones from different pantheons, so usually, I would keep Loki and Sigyn's shared altar in a different location than the other Hellenic altars, as an example. Personally, I believe that if you're unable to separate them due to your living circumstances, the gods - from any pantheon - will likely understand and not be upset about it. Sometimes we just can't find a way to keep them separated or individual, and that's honestly ok. Hell, they were syncretized all the time in the past, so they honestly have probably shared altars with other pantheons before, if I had to guess.

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When it comes to worshipping/working with deities who seem different, I suppose it depends on what you mean by "seem different". Is it that they're from different pantheons and cultural backgrounds, or do you mean a stark contrast in their personalities?

If you mean the first question, I would say the best thing you can do is research the deities you're worshipping in a historical context first then try and see how modern worshippers might go about honoring them. I would especially do this with the Norse deities because it tends to be difficult to find information on some of them, unfortunately. The Hellenic deities are much easier to find information on, especially when it comes to historical worship. If you don't want to get too in-depth or it's difficult for you to find good resources or whatever your reason may be, I suggest starting with the basic myths of the deities you're involved with then just doing some very basic research on the ancient cultures these deities came from. What were some strong values of the Norse people? What were some strong values of the Greek people? How did the Norse view XYZ issue? How did the Greeks view XYZ issue? That sort of thing. It will help you IMMENSELY in understanding the mythology of these deities as well as their roots. The biggest thing that you need to understand and acknowledge is that these deities come from very different cultures, and with that, their pantheons may view certain things differently from each other. Take the knowledge that you obtain, and apply it to your worship however you see fit; mostly, I would use this knowledge to strengthen your understanding of the gods and their cultures, especially the differences between their cultures.

For an example of how the Norse and Hellenic cultures differed, within the Norse pantheon, oaths are an extremely sacred thing. Being an oath-breaker is genuinely one of the worst possible things you could ever be - or at least, that's how the Norse people viewed the issue. Within the Hellenic pantheon, the closest comparison would be when the Hellenic gods, in myths, would "swear on the River Styx". If they broke a promise after doing so, it would come with massive consequences for them, however, within the Hellenic culture, there wasn't much emphasis on being a "promise-breaker". Swearing on the Styx was a sacred thing to do, yes, but in general, it wasn't held to the same standard as the Norse. There may be similarities between the two cultures, but they are still different, and what this information alone tells you is that the Norse gods will most likely take an oath VERY seriously, whereas the Hellenic gods might prefer more of a promise ("swearing on the Styx" was mostly used in the context of promising to do or give something for or to someone) of something than an explicit oath.

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If you mean the second question, you would treat them as you would treat anyone you value in your life that have very different personalities: with respect and care. Dionysus may be extremely different from Fenrir, but that doesn't mean you have to become a completely different person with Fenrir than you are with Dionysus. You will have different relationships with them, sure, but above all, you should always feel comfortable being yourself with any deity. If you don't, then there's something wrong with that relationship, in some way. How you treat your deities and how you choose to interact with them is ultimately up to you; I can't - and won't - tell you what is and isn't right for you. I will say that I tend to be very casual with my deities, so oftentimes, I am the most comfortable when I am just myself with them. Some people prefer to be very formal, even getting dressed nicely in order to communicate with them, but honestly, that's not a style of worship I personally enjoy. Do whatever works best for you; there is no right or wrong answer.

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I hope that this answers your questions well! If you need clarification on anything or have more questions, please feel free to send another ask. I'm happy to help however I can. Take care, and have a good night/day! 🧡☺️